Mimco

Australian accessories brand Mimco is celebrating its 30th anniversary with the release of Re-Edition — a collection featuring reinvented renditions of its 2000s cult-favourite archival designs. These range from the Mim Pouch, which proved the ultimate 2010s night-out companion, to the button bags that saw many women through their university days. Shop online at mimco.com.au or at Perth locations inside Myer and David Jones.

Cirque Empire

Crown Theatre will step back in time to the roaring 1920s in January for the world premiere of Cirque Empire — an epic new show from Simon Painter and Tim Lawson, the creators of Cirque Alice, Now You See Me Live, and Circus 1903. It’s dubbed an acrobatic extravaganza with international circus acts, hilarious comedians, and some of Australia’s most sensational dancers. Tickets and information are available at crownperth.com.au.

James Lane

Osborne Park is set to welcome James Lane, the Australian furniture and homewares retailer known for its stylish and liveable collection of forever pieces. The 1000sqm flagship store marks its first physical presence in WA, with Joondalup and Midland to follow. The store opens on October 22. In the meantime, check out jameslane.com.au for some serious design inspiration.

Kyn & Folk

For a water filter you’ll be proud to show off on the kitchen bench, check out these handcrafted ceramic objects from Australian label Kyn & Folk. Available in tones of pistachio, dove and oatmeal, they’re the result of two years of trials and tribulations to create an aesthetic filter designed to hold 10 litres of clean and refreshing filtered water. More at kynandfolk.com.

ExPRO Fitness Summit

Fitness fanatics will be pumped to hear the ExPRO Fitness Summit is returning to Scarborough Beach on November 13 and 14. For it’s third year, the program will cover everything from biohacking and AI-powered fitness to Zumba, Hyrox, and run clubs. For more information and tickets, visit exprofitness.com.au.

Melville Art Awards

Art lovers, mark your calendars! The City of Melville has now been championing West Australian artists for half a century — and to celebrate this, the annual Melville Art Awards will host a special retrospective exhibition. Called 77 to Now: 50 Years of the City of Melville Art Collection and a Changing City, it will run from October 24-November 8 at the Main Hall in Booragoon, as well as Yagan Mia Wireless Hill Museum until January 2027.